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Create your own personal training log.

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A personal training log is a record of your physical activity. It should be created in a table (Microsoft Word) or spreadsheet (Excel) format. The log should contain enough information so that you know what dates you exercised on, what activity(s) you did, how long you spent exercising, and any weights used (if applicable). It should also contain a spot to note personal fitness improvements made with each exercise session.
The final requirement is to set a fitness goal for yourself. What do you want to accomplish by being physically active? Some examples include losing weight, gaining muscle strength, improving cardiovascular conditioning or getting ready for a competition. These are just examples though. Your goal can be anything you want to achieve in relation to your physical health. Write your goal above your log.
You will first submit this log blank for review by your teacher by uploading it as an attachment (do not use the answer box). At the end of the course in the lesson entitled "Racewalking", you will be submitting your completed log to determine how well you have done with achieving your fitness goals.

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